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European Championships: Küng retains time trial title
Results Swiss rider gets the better of Ganna and Evenepoel
European Championships: Marlen Reusser wins women's time trial
Results Silver for Ellen van Dijk, bronze for Lisa Brennauer
Vuelta a España: Jasper Philipsen sprints to stage 2 victory
Results Alpecin-Fenix rider comes out on top with Roglic remaining in race lead
Vuelta a España: Primoz Roglic wins opening time trial in Burgos
Results Defending champion takes first leader's jersey
Vuelta a Burgos: Planckaert wins stage 1
Results Alpecin-Fenix rider takes first leader's jersey
Vuelta a Burgos - Essential race preview
Preview Bernal, Landa, Bardet and Carthy headline Spanish stage race
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As it happened: Gold for Australia in rain-soaked and crash-marred women's Olympic time trial
Follow all the action from Saturday's first road cycling event of the 2024 Olympic Games -
At it happened: GC contenders do battle in the Massif Central
Peloton tackle 211km from Évaux-les-Bains to Le Lioran with 4,350 metres of vertical gain -
As it happened: Alpecin–Deceuninck finally perform on stage 10
The second week begins the journey south to the Pyrénées, starting from Orléans to Saint-Amand-Montrond, Julian Alaphilippe’s hometown
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As it happened: A challenging day ends in draggy bunch sprint on stage 8
A day for the sprinters if they survive the 2,400 metres of elevation gain in 183.4km route from Semur-en-Auxois to Colombey-les-Deux-Églises -
As it happened: GC favourites battle out win in first Tour de France time trial
A 25.3km race against the clock from Nuits-Saint-Georges to Gevrey-Chambertin is set to shuffle the GC standings -
As it happened: Breakaway holds off charging peloton in thrilling close finish as DSM-Firmenich PostNL take 1-2 in opener
206km from Florence to Rimini will test the major contenders from the outset
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As it happened: UAE Team Emirates win again as Yates and Almeida cross line together
Peloton tackles 118.7 kilometres and 3,070 metres of climbing in Villars-sur-Olon -
As it happened: Primož Roglič consolidates Critérium du Dauphiné lead with another stage win
With barely a flat kilometres in 155.3km, the race to Samoëns 1600 will test the strongest climbers -
As it happened: Mads Pedersen wins at Critérium du Dauphiné as Evenepoel and Roglic return from injury
Tour de France favourites return after injury, Mads Pedersen favourite to take first yellow jersey
